tahové

Tahová is a Czech feminine singular adjective form, derived from the noun tah meaning pull, haul, or traction. The base form tahový is used with masculine nouns; tahová is its feminine counterpart and agrees with feminine nouns in all case forms. The word signals a relation to pulling, towing, or traction and occurs mainly in technical, industrial, or descriptive language.

In standard grammar, tahová is declined like other Czech adjectives and is used in noun phrases where the head noun is feminine. Its primary function is to describe properties, devices, or processes related to pulling or traction. The term is part of a family of related adjectives formed from the same root, including tahový and tažný, with subtle differences in usage across fields and registers.

Tahová is not normally used as a standalone noun. Its role is to qualify a feminine noun and convey the idea of connection to pulling actions. The word reflects regular Czech word-formation patterns, combining the root tah with the adjectival suffix -ová.

If tahová is encountered as a proper noun—such as a place name or surname—in a particular language context, that usage would be distinct from the ordinary lexical meaning described here and would require contextual clarification. In standard Czech, however, tahová is primarily a descriptive adjective rather than a standalone name.